MPs need "adequate remuneration".
The besieged and shrinking public sector is women's best chance of equal pay, but privatisation beckons, and with it new regimes of remuneration: zero-hours contracts and bonus cultures that promote hierarchy and inequality.
Equal pay for equal work".
In this country, where the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in 2007 was 364 US$ (less than 1 US$ per person per day), the overall (including both direct and indirect component) cost for the household of an outpatient attendance or a hospital admission due to malaria, approximately equals the remuneration of 2 and 10 working days of a person working as peasant, respectively [55].
The Ministry of Health provides sponsorship for the programmes and accords graduates of family medicine equal status and remuneration as graduates from other specialties.
The plan aims to eliminate gender discrimination by raising awareness on gender issues among employees and leaders, controlling unequal recruitment and remuneration, and promoting equal employment conditions and opportunities (17, p. 8) as well as guaranteeing equitable activities, services, treatment, exercise of public authority, distribution of resources, power and influence (17, p. 7).
Do they receive adequate mentoring and remuneration?
Equality of opportunity principles assert that if there is to be inequality in the rewards and remuneration and status dispensed by social arrangements, all members of society should have equal opportunity suitably defined to gain the superior positions.
The laws enforced by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, including the Civil Rights Act, don't cover interns unless they receive "significant remuneration," according to commission spokesperson Joseph Olivares.
